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silvia.rossetti

Polonsky Foundation Digitization Project. A collaboration between the Bodleian Libraries and the Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana (2012-17)

Manuscripts from German-Speaking Lands

CERL information session – CERL member libraries’ experience on digital projects supported by the Polonsky Foundation

Manuscript Librarians Expert Group Meeting 2020

Dogs in early printed books

Dogs in early printed books

CERL Annual General Meeting 2020

The Gennadius Library acquires an exceedingly rare 17th-century Greek book

The Gennadius Library acquires an exceedingly rare 17th-century Greek book